- tonette
- to·nette
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Tonette — The Tonette is a small, end blown flute made of plastic, which was once popular in American elementary music education. It has largely been superseded by the recorder. The range of the instrument is from C4 (middle C) to D5. It is also known as a … Wikipedia
tonette — noun Etymology: 1tone + ette Date: 1939 a simple fipple flute with a range somewhat larger than an octave that is often used in elementary music education … New Collegiate Dictionary
tonette — /toh net /, n. a small end blown flute of simple construction and narrow range. [1935 40; TONE + ETTE] * * * … Universalium
tonette — to•nette [[t]toʊˈnɛt[/t]] n. mad a small end blown flute of simple construction and narrow range • Etymology: 1935–40 … From formal English to slang
tonette — (ˈ)tō|net noun ( s) Etymology: tone (II) + ette : a small simple end blown flute typically of plastic with a range somewhat exceeding an octave often used in elementary music education … Useful english dictionary
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